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... about December 15. AFTER-PEACE PLAN. Civil Department of Demobilisation and Resettlement Created. SIR STEPHENSON KENT CHIEF. OFFICIAL. The Government have created a Civil Department of Demobilisation and Resettlement, responsible to the Ministry of Labour ...
... return would not in any way prejudice the interests of 1 the nation. He believed that would ease the , problem of labour resettlement a great deal. be Minister ass addressing a meeting of the Local Adriaory Committees for the West Midland area. He outlined ...
... the area to Civil Life Questions concerning possible slackening in the manufacture of munitions in of the prospect an early end hostilities and the consequent position of munition workers under consideration The' Government has created Civil Department ...
... be sent from your unit to the concentration camp, for the West Riding of Yorkshire, waere you will meet other men from other units, all of whom going to the West Riding. From that concentration camp (or collecting place in the of unite serving at home) ...
... with the services tation of the Dominions and Colonies, the themselves. The new Civil Department United States of America. and Allies gene- of Demobilisation and Resettlement has s rally, who have participated so gloriously in two-fold responsibility in ...
... State. They cannot ee settled promptly and properly if old Party quarrels sr e to be revived. The re-settlement of our sailors. Giddier+, I and •irtron in civil life, and the of tha Disabled ond the Bereaved ntuot be :twang our first ditties and command our ...
... • specially printed post card E.D. 404, enter upon it the nix n'e name. reeiment aI number, and the name and number of his unit with. i. possible, his home address, and return it to the Employment Exchange. NerrE.—ln the caw of of high educational attsinments ...
... problems. o DEMOBILISATION. : Demobilisation, which m#®uns the transfer of men_and women from the military forces or war work to civil employment, must_be carried out with such system as to prevent confusion and unemployment. The Government have prepared schemes ...
... Count)' Council Small Holdings Committees should be strengthened ann spurred on w THE The Resettlement Department to select good estates at once. The Resettlement Department of the Board of Agriculture has a difficult task before it, and it is not easy ...
... actions the immediate filluiff in of Civil Emplorraent forms A.F. W (for the Army). 8. and S. (for the Navy), officers and men. The forms mentioned are those which are filled by officers and men, Riving particulars their civil occupation and desires for the ...
... difficulties responsibilities serious problems and striking passage: united all our work of or in real sisterhood cf suffering during let us working together same unity purpose for resettlement and reconstruction of our Yeung workers Training and girls under ...